Long Unicorn Poems

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Premium Member Pan of the Stars Meets Old Man Norse of Earth

Stars sent an emissary to the planet in the form of gold.
She transmogrified into a faerie, so she could mingle.
With the wisdom of a wise woman who gets totally old.
She decided to live her life as herself, remaining single.

But alas, she fell in love with a powerful man.
He was a unicorn tamer and he had a gentle fair heart.
Staying single was not in the stars now for Pan.
Yes, this was her name; her sweet nature was an art.

The man had no idea this darling faerie was in love.
He was nice to everyone, so also to her of course.
She asked for some help from the stars far above.
They told her to have patience with this man, Old Norse.

Old Norse and Pan were well suited and had lots of fun.
They shared meals, had long talks, and had picnics at the park.
Pan invited him to dinner, and he was surprised he was the only one.
He now knew the invite was much more than a lark

When they started getting serious, Pan had to show him her home.
He was surprised when she flew him to a new planet among the stars.
They transported his unicorns, his cat, his dog, and his poem.
He had written one, in honor of Pan, who was now driving space cars.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Halloween Night

HALLOWEEN  NIGHT

                    
                         Octopus shows tentacles twisting slight.
                          Black widow kissed octopus holding tight.
                                          New born unicorn
                                    with blood washed its horn
                           on charcoal turquoise Halloween night.    

                            Ghostly gibbous Moon peeps to wink wizard.
                            Whirling eyes owl turns neck, attacks lizard.
                                        The green eyed black cat
                                            chasing macro rat.
                              Lioness left Lion, hugged Leopard.

                            Blind vampires flying displaying black wings.
                            Kid of ghost laughs loud and merrily swings.
                                       Vultures rushed in flocks,
                                       fought with hook-beaked hawks.
                           With harsh voice wicked witty witch sings.
                   
                            Giant scary swift squirrel wagging  tails.
                           Naughty narwhals danced ringing jingle bells.
                                          Cobra and python
                                         ran for marathon.
                           Me in haunted house trembling and heart fails.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Highborn the Unicorn

High born, the persnickety Christmas Unicorn
Had one problem, and it was not her sharp horn
She was wearing red for sure, and white so pure
But she had no green at all, and she needed a cure

Christmas is made of red and green, both colors true
I am a laughing stock, this will never do
She trotted around the kingdom seeking green
But this was a color no unicorn had ever seen

I guess unicorns are color blind, so she did not know
She could not know, even though she hunted to and fro
She was wearing green because of the way she was bred
Being color blind, she always saw green as the color red.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Hell Yes Please

Do you want?
NO!
A puppy?
YES!
Do you want to
NO!
Go to your friend Susan's?
Yes, I guess I do.
Do you want 
NO
Living with me is really fun.
You can ask your husband.
He calls me his 9-year-old boy.
My first answer is always no.
I have a bit of an excuse.
It was 1973; I was taking an assertiveness training class.
the other women were skittish when paired up with me
until the instructor admitted that I'm on probation now,
and none of the ones I had  flung, kicked, or smacked had been hurt, really badly.
Saying no was big in my family
of origin who perpetually used it, and you had
better supply excuses like crazy too.
I had to stand in front of a
mirror and practice that 
up to two hours a day,
so I could get some of my
"me" time back.
I have it pat now, folks.
A magic unicorn came to visit on a Tuesday.
She was pretty but alas a smoker.
She came up behind us as we were
thnk-talking via telepathy and stuff.
said you are supposed to
be enjoying your fire-truck car, and your bubble machine.
And  "throwing a ball in the house," I screamed with pure delight, feeling a beach, without any mean.
We really truly souly need less lessons and more play for thee,
I tell this gravelly-voiced unicorn. Man, his eyes are a pretty blue!
So from now on this is how it has to be:
Do you want?
NO! 
A fire truck?
Hell,yes,please!
My me time is back
in full, happy, excited force.
I have it pat now, folks.
Let's go shopping!
Eleven children run toward the car,
which is curious as I only have 10 grandchildren.

Premium Member Misson of Hope and Faith

The unicorn eggs had been hidden many fortnights ago,
The last to remember them was a Prophetess named Woe.
She had written down the secret sign to open the safe of gold
But it had blown under the throne room floor and now lay cold.

Because it was their tradition, armed guards continued to stand guard.
No idea they were guarding priceless unicorn eggs loaned by a bard.
A magical castle this had once been, with glorious tapestries and such.
War of the Giant Blasters had torn it apart; now it was not much.

Troupe of faeries were hired. They had given king the smallest bid.
On a mission of hope and faith, for they knew what Wow did.
When they chopped up the floor, they tunneled into the unopened safe.
Squirreled magic unicorn eggs to fairy land for their Princess Grace.

Guards continue to guard the gold safe daily, thinking it holds riches.
It truly is practically empty but sh! None of us want to be snitches.
One day someone will  give you some released unicorn eggs.
Then there will be rainbow unicorns prancing about under your legs!
Form: Rhyme


If Angels Didn'T Exist

I wouldn't have reached this mature age
if angels didn't exist and watch over me,
one angel...while I was sleeping squeezed my hand
to confort me through trails and misfortunes,
not foreseen by young eyes frightened by rage;
today that comforting hand still holds mine truer than any friend!
That angel hasn't returned, giving me assurance and certainty...
that nothing tragic is going to happen anytime soon;
if I doubted this, and wished for another visitation, I wouldn't bear bitter scorn!
Yes, angelic visions warn us of events that will change the course of destiny.   
I wouldn't have seen the needed love...misery and compassion of others,
if angels didn't exist and allow me to reflect and act on instincts:
by becoming wiser and avoiding making mistakes leading to regrets;
who would go to such lenghts and diverge my fate from catostrophy?
No, not even the most trusted friend whom I thought had shown sincerity!
Divinition must be taken seriously as I did when this hand so cold with fear
was touched by the hand of an invisible angel with a message so clear!
Mysterious angel, please don't visit me again at dawn,
while I still live and and I'm dazzled by youngsters riding a happy unicorn;
why don't they fear those ferocious beasts? To them...they are truly beautiful!
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Mary the Fairy Queen Enticing Jerry Elf

Mary the dainty fairy queen
Wearing a pale white veil rarely seen
Trailing after her in meadow dale, light and airy
Floated gently to a brownie’s eyes, name of Jerry.

He admired her smile, the daisies on her head.
The colorful quail leading her down his flower bed.
The north wind agreed to a quick intervene.
Lifting her veil, Jerry saw beauty forever unseen.

In her hazel green eyes, a curious gleam.
Approaching the garden from wild forest stream.
Convening his advisors Perry, Terry and Ned.
Jerry asked permission to snag her and wed.

They caught her entourage without a pail
Her unicorn gave out a tiny wail
Orchestrated fully by that fairy queen
Had the first wedding fairy land had ever seen.

Jerry was smitten. His own idea he thought.
But preening fairy queens are not that easily caught.
She kept her marvelous secrets until her daughter’s courting days
Telling her how to entice the marriageable brownie to stay.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Unicorn Fern Walker

The forest was in awe of the newcomer
She was a faerie type we had never seen
Being nocturnal, owls missed it, being asleep
Oaks were stretching their necks to get a peek

What is she? A princess? A faerie? A beauty for sure.
The unicorn is being led by her, and unicorns are pure.
We watched her advance, and a willow clued us in.
She is a unicorn fern walker, wise willow whispered in the din.

We had heard of such creatures but had never seen one before.
They made their way softly, barely crunching the stuff on the forest floor.
Where are they going? We asked, hoping she would stop to chat.
Both creatures disappeared without warning, right after that.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Tom Died At Winter Solstice

You asked us not to cry when you have passed on 
	But we do not need handkerchiefs we need storm water drains
		May the flash floods of tears irrigate your memory and wishes

To dance on your grave and be happy was your final request
	When the funeral director has gone home to his family
		We will respect your rebellion and turn over the soil

‘I expect you to wear happy clothes tie dye home-made batik 
	Hippie gowns and torn jeans covered in ink with messages
		Not for the dead but for the living who gather in full colours’

As we write our final farewells onto the cardboard box
	You designed for your coffin with crayons finger paint and 
                The mud of the earth you smile contagiously from inside 

‘One flower only per person but you must bring worms
	A few butterflies a handful of moths and a couple of rodents
		Crack open the container that holds my remains for I must breathe’

It is midnight and a full moon invites kind witches and spells
	Of Karma on broom sticks and a bonfire of faithful disbelief
		Fireworks are in order because Tom likes to go out with a bang

We sing Hallelujahs ‘Bat out of Hell’ and ‘Stairway to Heaven’
	‘Born to be Wild’ ‘Wish you were Here’ ‘Bridge over troubled waters’	
                Remember that voices aren't mute when they’re encouraged to speak

Sandalwood incense mixes with smell of roasted chestnuts and
	Fig jam to honour the Buddha and pink lemonade for chakras
		To caress emotional reason as we hand over your torch 

‘Adults must play with Lego please’ you decreed ‘Life is a building’
	‘Find me a unicorn and fix stick on tattoos of impermanent shine’
		‘Adorn you skin with jester’s wisdom and henna or heart blood’

Now that we bid good fortune to the future we will light paper lanterns
	Watch the wax melt slowly and the sun to rise for your final departure
		We know that you will turn to compost but will watch over our lives

23rd June 2019
Form: Epitaph

Premium Member 10 - 17 -2025

It was a beautiful day in Southern California,
    Falling upon my birthday for the 68th time.
Yet who would have guessed , that it would become historic,
    As Shohei Otani gave the ultimate performance, sublime.

It was an honor to bear witness to his greatness,
    Where his multiple talents were on display.
While he pitched himself to 6 shut-out innings,
    And hit 3 home runs, in as many at bats along the way.

This will most likely be written in the record books,
    As the greatest, individual performance of all-time.
When a mythical unicorn came up on a baseball diamond,
    To single-handedly defeat those brewing up our national pastime.

I will accept this as a birthday gift to memory,
    When the baseball God's gave excellence a spot to play.
So while it's been etched deeply in my mind and consciousness,
    I'll always recall that it happened on my 68th birthday.
Form: Narrative

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